How website malware scanner works?

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Website Malware Scanner is a cloud based application that scans websites and generates site scan web security reports. This online URL scanner investigates URLs and checks for suspicious scripts, malicious media and other web security threats hidden into legitimate content and located on web sites.

It is absolutely free. All you need to do is to provide us with a URL (address of web site) that you want to test and press "Scan for Malware" button.

Your request will be sent to our scanning server for further investigation and once it will finish scanning website's files the result will be presented to you.

The malware assessment will contain complete breakdown of all affected pages including the reason for detection by Quttera exploit detection engine.

During the scan of URL all accessible web content is downloaded from the corresponding web address to our server and then it is scanned by Quttera investigation engines.

If it was identified that any unwanted/ compromising actions could be performed with the visitor's web browser during surfing in this web site then such URL will be assigned appropriate threat level according to our threat severity assessment. You can explore the scan report per each accessed file and see what was detected.

Threat severity types

There are four(4) groups arranged in accordance to the level of maliciousness of each detection in group. The constraints were not to create too many groups but to give an average user a clear picture on what's behind the code and how dangerous it might be.

Each scan report is assigned one of the following severity types:

• Clean
• Potentially Suspicious
• Suspicious
• Malicious

Functionality description

For a submitted URL all available content (HTML pages, JavaScript scripts, images and etc) up to 20Mb will be downloaded and investigated.

Current limitations for the free online scanning:

• The overall size of retrieved URL response content is limited to 20MB.
• Scanning results might not be available immediately due to a server load.